This topic has a couple of errors in the attribute table:
http://docs.oasis-open.org/dita/v1.2/os/spec/langref/lomTechRequirement.html According to the spec topic, there is an erroneous default value for @name of "Operating system Browser". In both the DTD and XSD (as with every other Learning element in this domain), the default value for @name in our DTD/XSD is the name of the element: "lomTechRequirement". For @value, the default value actually matches in the DTD, XSD, and specification -- all list the available values as: (pc-dos ms-windows macos unix multi-os none any netscapecommunicator ms-internetexplorer opera amaya -dita-use-conref-target) I'm not sure of the proper resolution here. We should correct the "default" of @name to lomTechRequirement. The current "default" for @name, I think, really implies a better description of @value - something along the lines of "This attribute describes a required operating system or browser." First question is - would that be a better description for @value? Second question - should we be hard coding a list of existing applications in the specification, or should it allow for other new / unknown applications (making the attribute into a free-form CDATA field)? Robert D Anderson IBM Authoring Tools Development Chief Architect, DITA Open Toolkit (
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